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It's impossible to choose just one. A laptop is all about convenience, especially if you travel a lot. A desktop computer, on the other hand, is all about comfort and quality

I actually started wearing my old Apple Watch again over the last 3 months, also as part of a healthier lifestyle, to track my activity and steps more accurately and all that. But I can’t sleep in it—it’s uncomfortable—plus the battery only lasts, hmm, a day and a half? Hahaha, thanks, Apple...

Alcohol is a terrible depressant, it might seem like it makes you happy, but it doesn’t. The more you drink, the more problems you’ll have—with sleep, your libido, your friends, socializing, and ultimately your health. And the worst part is what it does to your mind... So don’t romanticize...

Retention, no question. Players churn fast on slots, and on rev share that's brutal, you're basically funding their bonus hunting. What geos are you running?

You're right, and that's exactly why the traffic from them is poor, sooner or later, players realize they can't rely on them

Anyone?...

I work with a betting brand and our affiliate department focuses mainly on RevShare deals. When I started looking for new partners, I thought sports prediction channels and tipsters would be a great fit, since they already have an audience interested in betting. I've spoken with quite a few of...

Hi everyone, I work as an Affiliate Manager in the betting niche and I'm interested in connecting with webmasters or SEO specialists who work with betting/gambling traffic. Would be great to exchange experience and discuss possible cooperation. What we offer: • RevShare model with high player...

Hi everyone, I'm new here :) and have been reading the forum for a bit lots of useful discussions. I’m curious about what traffic sources are currently working best in the iGaming niche. There are so many options like SEO, Telegram channels, social media and ads, but it feels like competition is...

In my experience, many good affiliates come from niche communities where people already have traffic. Forums, Telegram communities, and content creators (SEO sites, YouTube, tipster channels) can work well. Sometimes direct outreach to site owners or channel admins brings better results than...

If an offer performs well, I keep it running. But I still test new ones occasionally to avoid traffic burnout.

Both are popular networks for beginners. The best option is usually to test both and see which one performs better with your traffic.

Both can work. Public offers are easier for testing and scaling, while exclusives usually convert better once you have stable traffic.

Good points. AI can still work if it’s used as a tool and not the whole strategy. Sites that focus on useful content and proper SEO still seem to perform better.

Yes, people still make money with affiliate marketing. The most important thing is getting traffic and testing different offers.